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Irish scientists have discovered a frightening way that fat can cause the body
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Irish scientists have discovered a frightening way that fat can cause the body
We often believe that night sleep works to heal and restore wounds faster, because the function of sleep is to help recharge energy and treat body wounds.
Recently, a mouse study published in Science magazine revealed for the first time what happens inside the body, after exposure to very small amounts of allergens.
Previously, we knew there was a population of bacteria living in the human gut, which affected digestion, immune system, overall health, even our genes and emotions.
Cabbage is a very familiar vegetable and thrives in the winter. However, this is a nutritious vegetable, both used for eating, healing, both for beauty ...
Technology that will help protect children often reacts negatively to antiviral therapy not infected by HIV-infected mothers.
Each beat of this heart tissue is the same as true heart tissue.
Scientists from Thomas Jefferson University in Philadelphia have discovered that coffee nourishes the body's cells with oxygen and helps them recover.
According to Theguardian, human decay bodies after death are the foundation of a complex ecosystem.
Researchers have found stem cells in human bones that have self-renewal capabilities, opening up prospects for bone and cartilage regeneration.
The reason why science has not yet succeeded in modifying the human genome using CRISPR technology may be due to the immune system of people responding to Cas9 protein.
According to Nature Chemistry, a group of scientists at the University of California, USA, found a drug that can defeat Alzheimer's disease.
In the context of the familiar antibiotics being gradually neutralized, Shionogi (Japan) has developed a new drug called cefiderocol.
It is possible that many people do not know, deafness so far is still considered incurable - except cases of deafness due to eardrum perforation.
Australian scientists have examined the protein extracted from the venom of Hadronyche spider infensa, the result of this protein can kill melanoma cells in humans.